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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

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 The Florence Enteypfise winees unr aer the accusation of thc New York Engineering and Mining Journal that 1t, among a nnmber Of papers, has prostitutsd its aolnmns n commend irg the fea0dnlent rordIim Minghg Company and instead of undressing its ill.natured remarks to the author of the charge referred to, it inanlgas ir abuse of Che BrDr Aside from re- producing the Engineering and Min ing Journals article, wa have never charged the Enterprise with assisting the Tortilita scheme, for we dId not care e fig what stand it took on tho matter, knowing of how little oonse- quGnce it6 support would be. Tie Tortiltta bubble has been punctured, and we think the harm has been linn, tied 10 what has already been done. Therefore we don't wish to waste words over matter already disposed oE A gentleman from Pinal county, who has examined the property and is fully competent to judge of it's value, tells us that the Tortilita mines, ju- die,ously managed, might pay 10 per cent on a capitalization of S25,000,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
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No. a0i. ApplIcntlon Tor . Patent.
tr. x LAND orslcis ,raesep, Arizona,

$. LAND 0FFIGis, Tucson, Arizona,
 October {, IasY
 Notice is hereby giten tbat Levi Newoenb, Hiram z fallmaage md Lewis Downing )r, TgaAeesi wlapse Finst office aaiteas z u cure q 2 ', Stiles, Tucson, Pima County, Arizona, have this aas hled their application tut pptent fpf t2fD linear feut gf the Rod Robin mine or ground 600 feet ln width, siinated iu Globe Mining Dietfiel, County af aila, afld Terri tory et Afiz0nH, and deaigaated by tl.$> seld n0tes and official plat oN fle in this tfg@ as Let Number "A 70 said District; said sSSTs No. .74, being as follews toswit;
 Beginning % tlle initial snondmett ot the olaint v . post { feet high, and fnatsied q. si Red Robin Al C. No IT
 Thence si 70 degs aS min, E, along the N. E. end of claim, also $, and ef Jnlias Claim, zoo fset to post 1 feet long, markeli K. h. M. c No.
 Thenee s. 70 dess. 2 min NV l2l7 feet to A post fset high, and marked "R, Bs M. q, Thence Y 10 degs 5s mi,i " 300 feet to tho s w center end inanannent of tlle claim, 0 post al feet lang, and marked kL x. M. C. No. ~ whence Gnitsd States Mineral Monmnrnt Np 2, in Globe Mining District, bears 5. 62 degs g min w. 3lB0 feet distant, Ihenea N, 10 iegs IS mir w. 3V0 feet, Co 2 post 4a feet hfgh, and marked ''R. R, M O. Nc.
 Thence N, S2 degs Ss Inin E I2I9 feet 0 2 post q feet iong and marked ''R. R. NJ c. No. b8 end
 Thenes s. 70 iegs 5s min F. 225 iestto the place Of beginning.
 Magnetic variation IS degs. 20 min. E. con. tain l57 acros
 The location of this mine ia veeordid in the Recordera office of 5iia County. Arizona, in Book 6, of Miaing Records Pnge 20.
 The adjoining claimants are westerly. the owpers oE the Julius and Eame mining claims, anl n0Fshwessefiy the owti@s of the Fame claim.
 Any and all persons elalnilsg adversely any portion oi said Pinal Mine or saffacs ground afs required to file their adverse claims with the Register pf the United States Land Office at Tucson, in the Territory ui Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication heroas, q they V itl be barred by virtas ot the lnosiaionr oi the Statute, X. D. DUFF,
 Register.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

AS long as 2 people, or 2 communi- ty sits idly by with tho hope that some one $ coming along to boom the town for chem they are not likely to be disturbed iu tbeir repose. Communi- ties are like individuals they must Eelp themselves II they expect to ac. ccmpiish anything. Business men do not select drones 10 push their busi- mess for them neither does capital hunt for investment in . town where half the cemmunity appears % Do un- dertakers waiting to bury, or De buried with the community Star
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

The New York Natiou makes pub. lie the assessments to Be levied upon candidates in New York City and county, as agreed upon Ly Tamnany Hsll and the County Democracy Nominations for Supreme Court Judge are placed at S20,o00 each; criminal judge, $l0,000; Surrogate, s1o,000t District Attorney Sl000o; Comptroll. er, $25. .000; and minor offices in pro portion. These figures, says the Nh. ton, are based on inside informa- tion and arc accurate.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Pools and ''tfusts, in almost every branch Oi business seem to he tho or, der of tie day Tho latest ls | eombi- nation of Pennsylvania aud New York petroleum producers for the pqrposs cf cartaihng production and stoPing all boring far l ior period oi oac year t E expected that ihe movement will eiFeet q reduction in the daily production of Y .100 barrels. Stocks. t $ believed, Will De rapidly reduced, and crude oll advanced 10 Sl per barrel or better, and naintaincd there
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
The aovmna or llakota ln hia an-

The Governor of Dakota n bis ant nual report says:
 During the past six yea7s over 82- 000,000 acres of Dakota lands have been entered The population of tue Territory is estimated at 568,577, an increase of 66,oa0 during ,he year The assessment of property in the Territory is sl57 08t 865, ap increase of nearly $25, 5,00000o during ths year. The bonded indebtedness of the Ter ritory is Si s9s 800 The adgssion oi Dakota 10 statehood, whetbef as eila or two States he ssys, should not be longer delayed.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

George Green and Josiah Smith were arrested in Gainesville, Texas, on the 2lth inst. as participants in the late train robbery on the southern
 Pacific, near Paptana, Arizona AS soon as arrested Green peeahsd. He said hs belonged to the Arizona gang and knew all tbe members; thai he was present and assisted in the biQ robbery Green 5 mother lives in M Paso Rnd is ille person who recognized tue two rQbbers who held up the train near El paso and were kIlled by x. press nesseuapr smiih Green it Q belieyed ia fder C saye hia q {, " Q sgs surh niofgaatien as Will anle the deteetigs V s,Fiag the gailg Nitt-
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Hon. Elihu B. Washburne, who was .. s. minister to France during the Franco-Prussan war and whosegraph- de descriptions of occurrences in Paris during the siege were published in the Century Magazine, died at the home iof hls son in Chicago, on the 22d inst. Hr. Washburne was a man of eonsid- erable ability and prominence during his political career.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

A Citizen representative who visit ed Phmnix during fair week says: A very amusing ineident occurred one morning at tue Lemon Hotel. and that was Gov. zulick and I4 Q Hughes eating breakfast together Of course it was an accident, but it afforded lots of fun to the Tucson aelsgation. The Governor looked like a thunder cloud, while Hughes wore happy innocent smile, and rather seemed to enjoy 1t.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

In the recent cowboy tournament at Denver, Bill Smith roped one ofthe most intraetable of band of untamed broncos, put the saddle and bridle on him, mounted and completely con quersd the annual m just seven min utes and a half from the tune the rope was thrown. The pony bucked vii ciously, but the nerve and skill of the rIder won the victory.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Upin tlis Yukon region Alaska, old Gif5rua prices prevail foi, all tho es. sentiais, says the s. T. Niuing and sc:entilio Press, Flour selAs fof Si 50 per l0o pounds bacou 40 cents per ponnd beans, % cents rar polndi sugar, 80 to 85 cents per pound leath, er boots, sz0 per pair ana other thlngs ptopolli0nalalY high.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
PREFERRED LOCALE.

+ c. E Taylor has just received $ large lnroice Of school books. All the text books used in our public school Herses boarded for 50 cents per day at Pascoe $ corral. The best alfalfa hay fed Two elegantly furnished rooms for rent by Mrs. Ramsdell
 Fresh bread, rolls, cake, pies, e. et Rsnlsdell's Bakery
 Cigars at Van lFagenens
 n yop want a good pair of boots oF shos call et c. shlnilzos, PriFes re- dncoa
 New clothipg samples just arrtFed at \ Van Nageuen
 Fpsh groceries constantly arriving st gaq Nagsnen
 Great reduction in cash prices at '. < Ksiiaer ( Go
 If yon want good suit oR eiotbes custom made, leave your oFler with q S Naa Nageaen
 Jast received bg Alex Graydon, , car l1a,l ol umherlana eoal
 Winss aaa iiaasa
 iybile Rs Nhiskey Honrben V his- ley ia, eipiiax Bistefs, Port aine, Sherry wine, Angeliea Wiue, 2ham- pauge ci6er eiea etc at CHS. Van nen
 Foa SHE a iine raueb Range for 1000 betsl of stock Good feed and abunlian water supply Iagnire at tAe Bttr olgice
 Nav efecsries jast rereiyed at q. s, Van Mageacn
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
mre.rhea. raasea.

Arc those whom aeonfirnied tendency so biliousness, subjeet to the various and chaugeful syplptons indicative oi liver complaint Nauseil, slck headachei con stipation, furred tongue, au unpleasant breath, dull or sharp pain in the neigh borhood of the affected organ, impurity of the blood and losa of appetite, signal- ize fl IS one of tho most distressing, as t is one of tho meat common, of ulaladias There is, however, benign specific for tho disease and all its unpleasant mani festations It is the concurrent testinlo. ny of the public and the medical profes- sion. that Hostatters Stomach Bitters is medicine which achieves results spsedi. y felt, thorough and benign, Besides rectifying liver disorder, 1t inyigoratea the feeble. conqaers kidney sud blad,lor complaints, and bastens tho congaleapencs of those recovering from snfesbling dis eases, Moreover, it x the grand specific for fsyer and aaue
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
lElFal pablitstlon pctoheT 3, isS7l
 No. A82. Application for . Parent.

q $, L&sn 0RFiea Tucson, Arizona,
 October l, IeS
 Aetiee ia herslsy given tllas Snsan l.. Mills aliasa Iflss aiiige address is in care of \. Ll Sfiles, Tnesea, Fima CeHnty, AFiEaua haa this day hled hls application fss patent for i lfVt linear tset 4 tue RiRai Mime Gr yeiu heaFse3 9ali assd silver with sufiaeo grpHiad Jas faet in width, situated ia Ciiabe Miainr District, County uf Gila, and Territory et AfiMHa and designated Bly the tieisl nntfgs and 0ASeial pisg en tie ii this ati:ea as Iat NpIn, bet f9, iN ssid District; saia It No. z, bcing as f'liio@k tn.Nit,s
 hegiuniaa e tha initial laaaument af ti.e elAisai v pss { ieist iung, rga milsked VI " Final Ai s No.
 Ihenee $, 55 asgs. Gl mia r 2s!l faet tp 2 lNst sa isst lapsi aad nal kei tP ~ q. No.
 Thence s i3 dsas 2l lain. ". I4sli faes, e Isist { fset lqiig, and aiafked ff, V, C, Aa. ' ali@ipe nisegi StatsR Ninegsi }pnameHf No q iis tfl8be Mining Bistsis9, leags a 70 dqss 5 min { ff7l fest dissant
 lheaee \ ~ degs # min W TO fegt Q Y. e9tner pf tho BlG Indian elaihig 2ts feet q, menppelit sn rrefpinss, agai ]9S feet |, , 1 pesi < sess lt'iist nsle s9naFe, aipi marked R Al Q. No. {
 8hsace \ 70 dess a8nlia. 2 lss0.G fest i,l le~ 4s ieet long ana niaFiea M, G, Ao. l5sar
 ihsaee $ 3 3e@ v uin. v " ieet z 1 the piAs3 # heipRips
 aaagnHtic atiAtspn is f,esS 70 Wmlh f coll- saiaing 70 70 scfss
 ths larat{an ti this EaHs secaaea ia the Reaeaefs 0iiee id iiiaa saatY Arizona, iu Bess 6 Bf Mialss Bvcsfis, bss la@ Int ! 3a85biASilg tiata}aa,s are, at fha saths stefly [ end tbp peNpgs gi sAe Nen5Hgla ait5 l,s ln. dFaH Alinips laiaia anN E8tk MI pe slai3s csRsfalsg gsissleRY nng J islgsiea aii eiaal aiina % sgrsaee griaafi arE rmifisef ~ ais thtif alset eleiiga with the sp4i4teg 1f ihe InilsA tates Lgad 0fss ~ Isgsiu. D me lhyrib4s afiseas, !9Eias ] tha SKI sss lerin qi pA6siggfiaa hefeaf. eg 1 they aii Ae lasDa ~ fi6ns rhe icps af tht ssatasr a l bllhR
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Preddeut Cleveland having ex baustea the speeches printed for him in tbe Government Printing Office at Washington, as welt as tho audiences which listened to them, has retarned home with Frances and Dan.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

We have detailed history of the TortILjta mines since their discovery and the operations thcro under Wm, Clark and since which, If published, would not prove Interesting reading to editors who have been boosting this more than questionable scheme, now so widely advertised in the East with a view of selling stock to the unwary: but considering tha community well informed as to the merits of the Tor sstias Me Gmbear
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

According to the Albuquerque Git. iaan General Nelson A, Miles has pre-. sentea 3eronimo's war horse 10 Chass OUonnor Roberts of that city, Tbs pony is tough locking little animal, but is highly appreciated Iy MT. Rnharts
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Sword-bearer, leader of the Crow Indian rebels, is said to be a vicious buck and desirous of becoming great warrior. Latest accounts say he has 300 male Indians at his back Troops are being massed at Crow and Chey- enne agencies.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

The Phoenix Advance admits the fair was complete failure, or in other words, Tn, 8" It says, "We will all low the three great dailies to do all lying this fall, whlle the Advance will content itself with plain facts"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Hon. Patrick Hamilton, nf Phnnix, has done more than any half dozen persons, in making known abroad the rich resources of Arizona, throagh his able letters tc newspapers of Calilor- nia and the East. Re richly deserves tbe thanks of Che citizens of the whole n. .,...sl VI.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

President Clsveland's tour through the West ? and South is chiefly nota- Gle for the fact that in all the speeches he made he failed to utter one san, tsnee that will live in the memory of any of his hearers. His addresses were about as commonplace as they well could be.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

The relative value of husband, wife .aHd son was probably never before fixed untll the settlement ofthe Ghatts. worth railroad disaster claims. The Toledo, Peoria ana Western raiiroad have allowed the following sums Fot hnsbauds killed S2oQ0 eaell for the death of wife, sl 4o0 injury 70 8 son, S2 600; loss of an eye, $500. Fhs son must have been ppadiey, whlch ascou9ts for his d.giRg young
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Samuel Packard, of Chicago, sent to Washington by the Prohibitionists, gives it as his opinion that all prohi. bitiop laws enacted are uneonstitu- tional. The only hope of securing the progress of prohibition is by eoustitu. tienal amendment.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Sixteen arc electric lights have been placed n the carbon hill coal mines, southeast of Tacoma. These nincs belong to the California Improvement Co. of the Central Pacific system. The parties putting in the lights will go to Alaska to light up the Treadwell mines in the same manner.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

Supervisor John Anderson author izes the Tucson Citizen to state that there are but eight cases of smallpox and one case of yarioloid in Tpbae, and further, that each and every cue of said cases are conValescing. He fur ther says that there is not and never was, case of black small pox in the ,,lara
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

A serious riot is imminent m Lon
 don in consequence of the thousands of unemployed and destitute people. The police force has been strengthened in ordes, if possible, to restrain them,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
Saturday, october 20, 1887,

The Governor of Montana Territory, in his annual report, states that com seryative estimate of the yield of the mines in gold, silver, lead, and copper for the year is 26,0O0,0O
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

A rich alluvial deposit of gold has been discovered in South Australia, about SS0 miles north of Adelaide and 20 miles from a railroad. In fort. night after the announcement of the discovery 2000 men were on the pround
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
Money NJ New Nopk pl8 cent. Iaar silvcr 95

The Courier says Cau8Fess shonld pass . law conterfing apor ddlesases from Ierfitoties she right to vetef glyipg eack 9erFitory foar jadsess eitiaens Of Territories tharight to vote for President and Vice President
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

1t is rumored that Robert Garrett is non comp9s mentis, the result of the mental strain under which he has labored in consequence of the recent troubles of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, of which hs was president.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

The annual reign of Thor, the ice king, has begun in the North. At Aberdeon. Dakota, a temperature of zero is recorded and at Billings, Mon tana, fNeeu degrees below.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

4 Washington dlspatch says bat it is generally conceded that 5f LaaaF Will shortly be appointed 70 the sii. prene bench, in which event his plsee in tbe Cabinet will 10 filled hg t40h Gordon, of Georgia
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

A decision has been given by the city judges of Baltimore, which strikes off nearly 4,O0O names from the regis try hst. This is regarded as n great victory for an honest election there.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

U. s. District Judge Bond has raised row in Virginia by his decision over riding law of the sovereign State of Virginia and imprisoning State off esrs for disregarding his foolish dic-
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

The Marieopa Immigration Union has received from Chicago another shipment of pamphlets and folders descriptive of Salt river valley, for free distribution. Another order has been given for 10000 pamphlets and 5000 folders. The Ph@nicians de. serve to be rewarded fer their enter ..,4s.,o
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

An El Ras9 peeiai saws the two Mexican officers, colcusl Fypneisro ~
 Bevisn and l.ieut Gutierrez who was concerned N the Nogalcs outrage issl spring and were septeneed b be shoi by judgment Of ' speaal court mar tial and eonGped n jaa since then pending sn appeal Eor mitigation q punishment, will De exeented Tue petition of tbe State Departmeut q the United States Goyerument, on ~. half of the accused, was without avail,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

It k hereby ordered that the foregoing No tiee of Application for Patent De published for the pefit,d Of ten consecutive weeks in the tflpbe alLgKR BRET q weekly newspapeF pub iishyd tt Globe, Giia County, AfisaliA,
 A. D. DUFF, Register, oef s llNy
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

GoverRcg c Meyer Iaisck in bis annual report iuiap at ceuslusions. Hle says the present popgaiioaof Afi- zana N 8Q0d 'Fha eegetagy of ihe Interior betqfe receiving that stale. meut as accepted trafh, hsd tier in- tefras the Governor as tc ham be came to hat eonelusiqa 0lbeFs pee haps as well ipiofaed s us ESaelisn
 cY, weuld not nays tha iene.slg C plaee ' much above lals taat Rul4ibef.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
No. A93 Application for . Potent.

< I4ksp OgFgGF IGcS1n, Aiizona,
 bctGigeE q IE83
 Notice s hetehy given shat Susan E. Mills, whose l.nst eisieg asidres is a care oi T l.. Stiles, iAqsbn, RiIl,a County, Afizonas has this d,sy aisa hiF application for a patent for Hsly lineaT feet oi ths Aztec Mine ef vein laagiug gold and silHer, with spriaeD ground 5yE fe,st in with, sitlatsd itt f.lpl9 Mining Distlicti County of Giia, and IeirtarR of Ari5ant, and designated by the field notes end official plate fle in tiiis office ss Tot Nan- Der 76, in zaid District said Lot N0. 7g, being aa follows, to-Niti
 Beginning at the initial monument of tbe claiat, at 4 post ~ feet high. ana marked q. M Aztec M. z. Ne. I whence Aztec Butte bears N, co degs 27 min, E,;
 Thence $, GB degs, l4 aliR. E. 29l feet to ppst feet long, and marked "A. VI. c. No 2S;
 Thence s. 4i degs 22 min. " l4os faee % post 4A feet tong apd marked "A. MI e. No. 3'a whence United States Mineral Monument No. 2 in said Globe District. bears N. so degs. s7 mie. E. GTSS feet distant;
 Thence N 66 dss la min. w. 3lo feet Q an old monument at theS- ". cetiteF of the claim, and 572.5 feet to post, 85 feet long and marked "A M. c. No. ~
 Thence N 10 aesss 4l min. E. I:sS7 feet to the intersection with the $. E. aide line 5f thn Red Cloud Mine ct point 25l1eet $. 70 degs. 4i min. W. fron q post ~ fegtlong, and marked "A. M. c. No 5s being at ths place Of tho original N ". corner location nlonu- ! lleilt of this ciain;
 Thence N. 5s degs. E. to point $, 6B degs. II min. 2. iS feet from the said monument iDafhed "A, M. C. No bN and thence $ 60 dogs I4 min. E 252 feet b the placs of be. ginning,
 The original location et this claim incipded the portion v Che Red clona Mining Claim showr by dotted liues ati the ufhcial plat, bat the same is excluded and ntt claimed in the Rpplication fof . patent for tie Aztec.
 Magnetic variation l3 degs. 20miu ~ con taining l8,99 acres
 The location of this mine is recorded in the { Recorders office oi tsiia County. ia Book G, 0f Mining Recofts, Page 127 The adjoining claimants arr eii then0rihwest the owners q the Red Cloud Mining Claim; and on the northeast tho owners of the Big Indian and Nrnezticla Mining Claims
 Any and aal persons claiming adversely any portion os said Aztec Mine or sDsilcs ground Are required ta 6ie their a6yerse claims with tho Register ef the tnited States Hand Office l st Tnosha ia tho TerdbofS Of ArizSIna4 3i,iring the ssxtg slags periea nf publication hereof q they will he hAiredbg virtue es fhe spsasisions of tks Stafiites AZ '. MUTE
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

EFflKf n 1ip be n3ade Co4 til,eent and FeiAfn to t84tN klt ils and wc pil esisd s itae GutnIthis VT Y ~ S4@ 2 9s 9fpet sAla n1d ttefsi5fe 70 you tiat Na 'fst yolAa busnesa MiicA fl bys;tg you sg fners fhoeeY rtttt awdy thNt ars tiirg ehle Co ts world hn9 eec eau lla tiie aggfN Ana Avc as hvilA Eifiast sNSs " ases. spsnelhp8 news Aias es eeisN nlVuSt fta alf NnIkefs WetIl btet snH cslataf not slesae %Ie thy sefasfe iiaiefseat ta6acts z asAeiF Itose ph3 alY Epi iieps Hnd erexiai,. lps gils sftSsl9N GtHni 4ltfs ffft Afarqs TfNN
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

It h.r iy lsse thas tae f'gge0ing NJ. ace Eflliiistiitn ter Patent ha pltAtsheii lef the tns ~ fta eepsseiit,se VeeEh a the tflef8 igtaa hi-Eg MgaliF ae@s,3Rsi rub lishe lBlt6Be, iisa ,atity &riaa8a
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
FOR SALE,

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

70 Riereis9 offaeresl that tha iofl0ing M. tice si Application for Patent Co pabiishei fof gysr5o8 pf tep cpnseeeSis wteka fl tha slnt3a llsyFH BtLgs M4ak " nawspapd ptli asslsia at lsslie tsils ouslt na
Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-10-29
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